The Interastine it Hapnenines of Home School and Church
The Padres Union held a business meeting last Wednesday at Rev. and Mrs. BOM Cooper home. A potluck lunch was served at the Grove. Next Wednesday March 7 a regular meeting will be at Mrs. Chas. Gipe home with Mrs. Wend il and Mrs. Base assisting Mrs. Stine. Frank Severns visited Omaha. Families traveled to Shenandoah Iowas City and Red Oak for visits. Nurses training in Shenandoah begins in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Padres
Union
Bom Cooper
Chas. Gipe
Wendil
Base
Stine
Frank Severns
Omaha
Chas
Gipe Anfold
Shenamosh
Gine
Geo
Yankton
Mae
Rena
Trofene
Iowas City
Marjorie Alpe
Wills Dye
Chitten
Charlotte
Josephine
Albert Moore
Red Oak
Mia Myrtle Achenbarh
Shenandoah
Fiand
Mise Aleta Boyesa
KMA
Jake Achenbach
Frank Hillyer
Kermit
Oliver Achenbach
Sunday School Attendance and Church Notices at Champion Hill
The Champion Hill Sunday school records sixty attendees last Sunday and hopes to raise the number next week if roads and weather permit. Members welcomed back include Mrs Chas Baltain Jr Mrs Walter Kellenbarger and Mrs McGeughey and daughters. Walter uses crutches after Red Oak visit. The church received two dressed pig gifts from the Sunday school and Christian Endeavorers for the pastor family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGeughey
Walter Kellenbarger
Red Oak
Christian Endaavorers
Everett Lang
Mina Grace Liddell
Oakland
Wilma ‘Cooper
Shenandoah
Edith Parker
Wicker
Wickers
Emerson
Roy Metaln
Wiston
Local social visit and church event noted
Me and Mrs BO Kocteraperrer drove to Colléil Bluffs Treaday where they enjoyed a pleasant meal with Mr and Mrs Granlay Reed and Rev A E Kiser at noon. Several attended a play at Emerson Monday night staged by the Ladies Aid of Strahan M E church and found it very enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BO. Kocteraperrer
Colléil Bluffs Treaday
Local Family Moves Near Ent Liberty Church
Mr and Mrs Blake and their five daughters moved to the Carey farm about three miles east of Ent Liberty church last week The Hadensons return to the vicinity by occupying the Brake place Visitors from Randolph and Omaha joined local families for a Sunday gathering Mrs Rimel attended her half brother Quincy Frizell funeral in Glenwood Interment at East Alberty cemetery A newborn son joins Frank and Mrs Alexander family Other local notes include improving health of L Adams and a school return for Edna Lutz
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall
Blake
Carey Farm
Ent Liberty Church
Lester Henderson
Hetty
Sidney
Brake
Tebo
Randolph
J. G
Hastings
J. Anoka
Roy Henderson
Silver City
Ralph Attamea
Bt. Hanger
Leona
Glenwood
Frank Alexander
L. €. Adams
Leonard
Dale Hunt
Edna Lutz
Alck Geveral
Madge Dunagan
Sliver City
Geneva Mate
Wesley Chapel Births and Local Moves Report
An eight pound baby born at Methodist hospital in Omaha to Rev. and Mrs. C. W. Cooper on February 23. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Campbell relocate from Missouri to High Bank stock farm. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stephens move to Washburn farm. Mrs. Russell Blunt and two sons visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Fickel. Rev. C. W. Cooper visits with his mother. First baby chicks noted in the community. Mrs. June Fickel spent several days in Gladwin last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Chapel
C. W. Cooper
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
R. A. Campbell
Missouri
High Bank
Floyd Stephens
Washburn Farm
Russell Blunt
Plattamouth
G. B. Fickel
Silat
Mra
Fickel
Glanwond
Local Notes From Creston and Surrounding Areas
Salfour Julius Roerelfour reports 4 out a car of scare corn Friday for farmers cast for Creston A A Judann of Omaha Thursday Mr and Mrs Burchett were Pacific Junction callers Sunday Dave Devers siater and family of Emerson spent Sunday with Dave and wife Mrs Marjorie Stacy had been working In Glenwood the past week A B Judson drove to Mound City Mo Tuesday on business Nick Humes and family of Newton have moved back to Balfour
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salfour
Julius Roerelfour
Creston
A. A. Judann
Omaha
Mrs. Burchett
Pacific Junction
Dave Dever
Siater
Emerson
Dave
Marjorie Stacy
Glenwood
A. B. Judson
Mound City
Nick Humes
Newton
Balfour
Local Families Relocate and Farm Change Near Randolph
Wm Andrews and family moved into the fort he purchased from Min Fekete Andrews. Tuliie Roenfelde bought the Browd Milter farm west of the county farm for 200 per acre. Center township and nearby communities hosted a school township meeting at Hilledale. Mrs Hershal Sawyers gave a pre nuptial shower for Lucile Phelps. Edwin Howard and family moved to the vacated farm of Dewey Van Drietel. Henry Buch hired by George Dalstient in Randolph relocation. R I C club held last all day meeting. Fred Dickersbach began Grand Jury service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Andréws
Min
Fékete Andrews
Davé Dever
Waiktey
Thomas
Malvern
L. B. Burchett
Clatdé Brooks
Seins
Tuliie Roenfelde
Browd Milter
Baat Center
Waiter Fulton
Laura
Wayne Drote
Randolph
George
Hilton
Center Township
Plainview
Goheen
Hilledale School
Hershal Sawyers
Misa Lucile Phelps
Edwin Howard
Dewey van Dtedel
George Hilton
May
Ray Hilton
Walter Hilton
Hillsdele P. T. A
George Dalstient
Missouri
Henry Buch
Fred Dickersbach
Silver City News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Elton Lawson and Dan Markel shipped cattle to Chicago. both completed the load. Mia Pettit and Ward of Omaha visited Frank Pettit who is slowly recovering. Hiley Barrett plans to move near Sedaue. Mrs Art R Bada celebrated another birthday with a party of relatives and a five hundred game. Chas Hemsinger visited Council Bluffs relatives. Ray Batten property changed hands. Ferris family moved from the farm. Ming Marjorie Miller hosted a noon luncheon for her seventh birthday with Barbara Tucker Naomi McMahan Genevieve Red Mahel Bond and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
Elton Lawson
Dan Markel
Chicago
Elton
Dan
Mia
Frank Pullman
Ward
Omaha
Frank Pettit
Hiley Barrett
Seda- Ue
Art R. Bada
Chas. Hemsinger
Council Bluffs
Robert McClure
G. A. Platt
Ray Batten
Ferris
Ming Marjorie Miller
Miages
Barbara Tucker
Naomi McMahan
Genevieve Red
Maahel Bond
Local Social News From Tabor and Surrounds
The Beacon reports visitors and gatherings in Tabor Me Glenwood and Surprise Nebr J O Kline J Darrah Dor othy Darrah Dorathy Darrah Mrs M L Myers hosted a gift shower for Kathryn Hofmockle Hansell with a two course luncheon while the Hansells recently returned from a wedding trip to Kansas City and Omaha Ralph Berkhelmer rushed home from Manning to be with his seriously ill mother C E Berkheimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Matthews
Joe Oliver
Jean Reafling
Omaha
Paul Oliver
Kathryn Hofmockle Hansell
M. L. Myers
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Mills County Iowa 1928
Sheriff W. B. DeMoss directs sale under a 1927 Mills County Iowa District Court execution in favor of First National Bank Malvern for 5602.82 plus costs. About 4000 bushels of corn in the crib on the NW of Sec 16 Twp 72 Range 41 will be sold to the highest bidder for cash at J. M. Johnson farm Bilger Creek township March 10, 1928, 9 am to 4 pm with start at 2 am. Glenwood Iowa February 16, 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Mills
County
Iowa
Flrst National Bank
Malvern
Aapanda
Ette
Johnson
Mills County
Crib
Towa
J. M. Johnson
Bilger Creek Township
Glenwood
DeMoss
Sherli
Mille County
Weekend visits and accidents mark small town notices
Mies Baby Linquist of Matas visited By wird Mire Labert and others while a trip to Macedonia occurred with Mr and Mrs Brown Mifter and a visit to Mrs Stieett Hobson. Mrs Callahan broke both bones in her right leg Sunday at 9am. Son Fred visited Omaha, daughter Mrs Henry Bier from Kansas City. Mrs Mary Moyer rents her home to Mr Dayre Williams and moves to Atlantic. Mr and Mrs C L Ellis hosted relatives from St Joseph including Mrs F S Williams and Mr & Mrs Chas Williams from St Joseph. Administratrix sale at W L Gaston farm approved, horses and cattle in good condition, bidding active. sale near $11,000. Oscar Carlson family will occupy farm next year. Nishna Botna Poultry Club to meet March 2 at Will Kesterton home with Ray Hilton and County Agent Hyzer leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Linquist
Matas
Labert
Leberte
W. Milter
Mrs. Bathes
Glenwood
Brown Mifter
Macedonia
Stieett Hobson
Callahan
Dayre Williams
Moyet
Atlantic
Charles Chase
C. L. Ellis
Sanday
Elisa
F. 8. Williams
Chas. Willams
St. Joseph
Clarinda
W. L. Gaston
Frank Hwatt
Fragmented old market and personal notices clutter
Wide collection of short, scattered lines shows prices and requests for goods and services. Items include meat and produce prices, art and craft stores, fur furniture buy offers, dehorning services for cows, and various personal contact notes with phone numbers. The text is garbled but preserves named entities and locations.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Strahan
Jim Cox
Tennessee
Sherman Archer
Chas. Griffin
Alfred
Buick
Fisher
Eoch Boor Lee Dali
Fctory
H. A. Galliher
Peliy Automobile Co
Brytsa Avromobils AB Hauile, Bok Wilburn
DR. TU
Tus
Parsons
Malvern Natl
Bank
Malcolm
Campbell
Malvern, Iowa
Loana
H. Masters
J. Konefka
Team
Bay Mares
F. KE
Mulholland
Floyd Rhoades
Malvern Milling
Luléerlelte Bay
Tin East Af
Malvern Taber
John Alatrope
DR. DM
Klin
Phralelag
Ray Sarvicr
Nishna Botna Poultry Club
White Cloud Township
Will Kesterton
Poultry Club
Hyzer
Hesper
Fae Phahghal Tink
W. Logan
M Chess
All Arts
Ted
J. N . Bummers
Hevern’s
Ee Buttermik
Malvern Cold Storage Co
Dehorn
Frank Kelso
Keckiey
Pepe
Ein Malvern
Ries Rees
Lyle Howard
Ariess Buckeye
Walter Hitton
Orville Durbin
Carl Wilson
Mel
Verh
Dale
Orpington
Mre
Jas. Fisher
Egen
Rhode Island Reds
C. C. Harman
Gustnsey
G. H. Harman
Heetings
Duroc Jersey
Fred Dickerabach
Apt
W. H. Lane
Shepherdson
Moline & Byrnie
Oileres
QAK
Laneous
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